What problems should be paid attention to for succulents that have just resumed open-air cultivation?

Yes, blue apple succulents are summer varieties, and the suitable growth temperature is 15-25 degrees Celsius. Like most people, I like warm, dry, sunny natural environment, drought resistance, low temperature resistance and a little sunshine resistance. During the growing period, it can be maintained outdoors. You can move to a sunny place indoors for maintenance in winter. Blue apples still grow in summer. Water can't be completely cut off in summer. Water can be injected along the edge of the pot to avoid excessive wet and cold. In hot summer, prevent exposure and shower, pay attention to shade and natural ventilation. It is less than 5 degrees Celsius in winter, so water should be controlled.

Blue apples are very good succulent varieties, and I have one myself. I raised it by transplanting leaves. It has been about three years since transplanting leaves, and it has become a cauldron! This product has no obvious dormancy period in summer, so it is suggested that the owner does not need to give it too much shade, and it is enough to cover it moderately during the continuous high temperature period in the afternoon, otherwise it is very easy to have strong qi. In spring and autumn, we should give it as much light as possible. The more sunshine, the fuller its leaves will be, the more compact its plant shape will be, and the color will be more beautiful. On the contrary, if there is not enough sunshine, it will remain green!

Whether blue apples can be exposed in winter depends on the temperature of the natural environment! If the temperature is above 0℃, blue apples can be exposed to the sun completely, no problem! However, several key points should be paid attention to in winter dew cultivation: First, when the temperature is close to 0℃, the soil of bonsai must be kept dry. If the bonsai soil is wet and cold, the probability of frostbite is very high. Secondly, diligent weather forecast bypasses the temperature of the first frost. Sometimes, although the temperature is above 0℃, there will be the first frost at midnight. If you put green apples outdoors, they will turn into water, and even the stems will rot and die immediately!

Blue apple, also known as "Smurfs", belongs to the cross-genus hybrid of Sedum and Pseudostellaria. Blue apple plants are rosette-shaped, with closely arranged leaves, small plant shape, thick stems and easy growth and branching. The blade is spoon-shaped, round, flat at the front end, with a main keel-like protrusion on the opposite side, and the blade is slightly concave inward. Blue apple leaves are rich in hue and will change with the temperature difference at any time, and the hue is the most beautiful in autumn and winter. The growth rate is faster in autumn and spring, and the optimal growth environment temperature is 15-25 degrees. It has a strong growth habit, like plenty of sunshine, dry and impetuous, warm natural environment, drought resistance, low temperature tolerance and avoiding wet and cold water storage.

For example, in a typical northern city like Chen Guang, winter is basically a few degrees below zero or even a dozen degrees below zero, so you can't raise blue apples outdoors. Blue apples can't stand the low temperature, so it must be at least five degrees below zero in winter. If it is lower than five degrees, green apples will not only sleep, but also freeze their leaves easily, and even the plants will die of cold. If you are in warm areas in the south, such as Hainan Province, Guangzhou City and Fujian Province, you can be exposed again as long as the ambient temperature stays above 5 degrees. If the ambient temperature is below 5 degrees, move indoors temporarily, and then move out for exposure. Chen Guang envies these good friends who can be exposed to the sun all the year round. They don't have to move often, but they can also ensure that the meat always gets plenty of sunshine.